Sentence examples for greater capture from inspiring English sources

Next it will be wearables, which offer even greater capture, recognition and recording functionality, deepening the digital well.

Analysis to date has revealed that: (i) smaller objects can be expected to corrode faster because of a greater capture efficiency of salt aerosols; (ii) objects exposed to faster wind speeds and aerosols will corrode faster; and (iii) objects in the lee of prevailing winds from an aerosol source will corrode faster than objects on the windward side of an aerosol source.

This greater capture of attention in turn results in increased activity in the auditory cortex.

We conclude that a conflicting incongruent sound, even when task-irrelevant, distracts more strongly than a congruent one, leading to greater capture of attention.

Such rates appear to be substantially higher than previously reported, likely driven by greater capture through the rigid application of strict definitions of AKI.

The fly-casting mechanism suggests that the disordered proteins provide a greater capture radius for speeding up association followed by protein folding [ 40].

The Persians, under Cyrus the Great, captured Babylonia from Nebuchadrezzar's last successor Nabonidus in 539 bce.

In 1723 Peter I (the Great) captured Baku, but it was returned to Persia in 1735; Russia captured it finally in 1806.

It was a great capturing of the lack of respect, which is to me what a lot of the show is about".

Peter I (the Great) captured Tallinn in 1710, and it remained a Russian city until it became the capital of independent Estonia from 1918 to 1940.

Peter I (the Great) captured the island from the Swedes in 1703 and constructed a fort and docks then called Kronslot to protect the approaches to St . Petersburg